And whether it's called a fee or a tax, some of the people who would pay it are skeptical.
Mr. Schwarzenegger calls those payments a "fee," but other Republicans said that was just another word for "tax."
The museum paid what it called a nominal fee to cover costs at the gallery.
"Under the ethics of his profession the lawyer is the only man who can take a bribe and call it a fee"
They offered to pay what a company representative called a "reasonable fee" for the domain name.
Rather, the insurance company pays some portion of what its explanation-of-benefits form calls a "reasonable and customary" fee.
He usually does this for what he calls a nominal fee.
He then returned to the Third Division, signing for Lincoln City for what the Express called "a substantial fee".
Blair would pay her expenses and something he called a retaining fee besides.
He and Ms. Lewis usually bill at $95 an hour, what he called "a typical fee for an experienced, small-firm lawyer in Indiana."
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